UNESCO Site Europe

Cesky Krumlov is after Prague the second most visited city in the Czech Republic. Here are our recommendations for the best Hotels Cesky Krumlov has to offer.

The historic Center of Telč is a stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Southern Czech Republic with Renaissance houses on the main square that give this town a feel as if straight from a Disney movie.

The UNESCO Pile Dwellings in Fiavé on Lake Carera, Trentino, were also discovered in 1853, but its importance wasn’t recognized until the 1920s.

Saxony-Anhalt is a perfect destination in Germany if you want to avoid the crowds, love history, wine, and stunning landscapes.

Naumburg Cathedral is one of Germany’s latest addition to the UNESCO Heritage Sites and we highly recommend a visit. Its architecture is stunning!

Every time we hoist a flute of Champagne to our lips, we drink bubbly nectar that comes from only one place in the world—the Champagne region in France. Now only 90 minutes east of Paris by fast train, Champagne makes a marvelous overnight excursion. But you’re better off spending several days in Champagne to do …

Visiting the Historical Trulli of Alberobello, Italy Icons of the Puglia region of Italy, the conical huts are known as Trulli, poke out everywhere in the region, but nowhere are they as numerous as in the city of Alberobello. The village was declared a UNESCO Heritage site in 1996. Demonstrating an architectural sense from another …

The perfect weekend or day-trip destination from Lisbon for backpackers, café romantics, and families alike, Portugal’s Sintra offers its palaces, ruins, gardens, and squares to the explorer’s imagination. This historic UNESCO World Heritage Site is accessible from downtown Lisbon by a quick 10-mi/31-km drive or a more leisurely one- hour train ride. The Sintra National …